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Creator Compass — A Private AI Advisor for a Creator's Real Life

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What I Built I built Creator Compass, a personal AI advisor for a friend who recently started her Instagram creator journey while pursuing her PhD at IIT. She's a talented singer, plays tennis, enjoys spending time with friends, and loves creating reels, carousels, memes, jokes, sarcasm, and self-love content. The problem wasn't that she had no content ideas. The problem was deciding when to create, what to create, and when not to create at all. She wants to grow as a creator, but she also worries about: Whether a post will actually fit her personality and audience Constantly worrying about vi

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